get_affiliate
Returns a company's group affiliates.
LABSCO SUMMARY
The compact variants exist because the full financial reads are big enough to be a context problem, and the vendor says as much.
get_financial_info_by_date carries its own warning that the response is large and should be trimmed when composing context; get_financial_info_by_date_compact answers that with include_statements, which selects among the consolidated and separate balance sheet, income statement, comprehensive income statement and cash flow statement. The rest of the compact family follows the same shape — a cap parameter rather than a different dataset — so choosing between a pair is a budget decision, not an information one. Everything past the first call is keyed on corp_code, which is what get_corp_code exists to produce from a name.
What it is
A client for Dartpoint's DART-backed corporate data service, with 37 tools that resolve a company name to a corporate code and then read its profile, filings, financial statements, ownership, industry context and sentiment analysis.
What you get
- Identity resolution first: get_corp_code returns the DART corporate code for a company name, and get_corp_name returns that code together with the official registered name.
- Company profile: get_corp_info for the basics, get_corp_products_info for products and services, get_corp_bsns_summary for the business overview, and get_employees.
- Ownership and management: get_shareholders for major shareholders, get_executive_status for the officer roster, get_affiliate for group affiliates, get_subsidiaries and get_related_corporations.
- Financials: get_financial_summary_by_date and get_financial_info_by_date over a business reference-date range, plus get_financial_health, get_dividends and get_finance_forecasts.
- Disclosures: get_main_reports for major filings and get_etc_reports for the rest.
- Market context: get_stock_history over ranges up to three years, get_competitors, get_industry_growth, and sentiment through get_news_sentiments and get_stock_bbs_sentiments — both scored P for positive, N for negative and G for neutral — with get_monthly_news_forum_sentiments for the monthly counts.
- A compact twin for the heavy reads, each with its own cap: get_financial_info_by_date_compact with include_statements, get_stock_history_compact with sample_size, get_main_reports_compact and get_etc_reports_compact with max_reports, get_executive_status_compact with max_executives, get_shareholders_compact with max_holders, get_affiliate_compact with max_affiliates, get_dividends_compact with max_years, get_related_corporations_compact with max_entities, get_industry_growth_compact with max_industries, get_monthly_news_forum_sentiments_compact with max_months, get_finance_forecasts_compact with max_periods, and get_financial_health_compact.
Requirements
A Dartpoint API key, sent as a DARTPOINT_API_KEY header — this is a hosted endpoint rather than a process on your machine.
Setup effort
Paste a URL with a key — add the endpoint to your client
USE CASES
01
Pulling a company's filings from a name you were handed in conversation
Everything downstream is keyed on the corporate code, so resolving the name is the first call rather than an assumption.
02
Reading a set of financial statements without flooding the context
The compact read takes an include_statements selector, so you name the statements you want instead of receiving all of them.
03
Working out who actually controls a listed company
Ownership, management and the surrounding group are four separate registers here, each with a cap so the picture stays readable.
04
Reading the mood around a stock rather than its numbers
News and stock forums are scored separately, both on the same P, N and G scale, and the monthly counts show which way the balance is moving.
05
Sizing a company up against its sector
Competitors, industry growth and forecast consensus sit next to the company's own description of its business, which is the comparison a screen cannot make.
06
Checking a dividend record before buying for income
The per-year summary answers the consistency question, and financial health says whether the record is likely to hold.
37 tools
Counted once with only startup setup. Other versions, modes or optional credentials may expose a different list.
get_affiliate_compact
Returns a company's affiliate groups in summary with its principal affiliates, capped by max_affiliates.
get_competitors
Returns the competitors identified for a company.
get_corp_bsns_summary
Returns a summary of a company's business overview.
get_corp_code
Returns the DART corporate code for a company name.
get_corp_info
Returns a company's basic corporate information from its corporate code.
get_corp_name
Returns the DART corporate code and the official registered company name for a company name.
get_corp_products_info
Returns a company's products and services.
get_dividends
Returns a company's dividend information.
get_dividends_compact
Returns a company's recent dividend position and a per-year summary, capped by max_years.
get_employees
Returns a company's employee information.
get_etc_reports
Returns a company's other disclosure reports.
get_etc_reports_compact
Returns a summarised list of a company's other disclosure reports, capped by max_reports.
get_executive_status
Returns a company's executive roster.
get_executive_status_compact
Returns the executive count, the distribution of titles and a summary of the principal officers, capped by max_executives.
get_finance_forecasts
Returns financial forecast information for a company.
get_finance_forecasts_compact
Returns financial forecasts summarised per forecast period with the direction of consensus, capped by max_periods.
get_financial_health
Returns a company's financial health information.
get_financial_health_compact
Returns a company's financial health grade with its strengths, risk factors and key ratios.
get_financial_info_by_date
Returns a company's detailed financial information over a business reference-date range; the vendor warns the response is large and should be trimmed when composing context.
get_financial_info_by_date_compact
Returns a summarised set of financial statements over a business reference-date range, with include_statements selecting among the consolidated and separate balance sheet, income statement, comprehensive income statement and cash flow statement.
get_financial_summary_by_date
Returns a company's financial summary over a business reference-date range.
get_industry_growth
Returns growth-rate information for the industry a company belongs to.
get_industry_growth_compact
Returns the latest indicators per industry, a summary by period and growth signals, capped by max_industries.
get_main_reports
Returns a company's major disclosure reports.
get_main_reports_compact
Returns a summarised list of a company's major disclosure reports, capped by max_reports.
get_monthly_news_forum_sentiments
Returns monthly positive and negative sentiment counts from news articles and stock forum posts for a company.
get_monthly_news_forum_sentiments_compact
Returns the monthly news and stock-community sentiment trend in summary, capped by max_months.
get_news_sentiments
Returns news-based sentiment analysis for a company, scored P for positive, N for negative and G for neutral.
get_related_corporations
Returns the corporations related to a company.
get_related_corporations_compact
Returns related corporations summarised by relationship type, capped by max_entities.
get_shareholders
Returns a company's major shareholders.
get_shareholders_compact
Returns the major shareholders, ownership concentration and a breakdown by shareholder type, capped by max_holders.
get_stock_bbs_sentiments
Returns stock-community sentiment analysis for a company, scored P for positive, N for negative and G for neutral.
get_stock_history
Returns a company's share price history over a date range, up to a maximum of three years.
get_stock_history_compact
Returns a summarised share price history — range, return, volume and a sample of prices — with sample_size setting how many sample points come back.
get_subsidiaries
Returns a company's subsidiaries.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
What to know first
Tools you get
37 tools when we connected. Fifteen are _compact variants returning the same data in a smaller form, so about 22 distinct kinds of company data are covered. All are read-only.
Requires
- A dartpoint.ai account and the API key issued on its account page, sent as the DARTPOINT_API_KEY header
- npx on PATH, only for the two Claude Desktop setups (mcp-remote or supergateway)
Where it runs
All 3 documented setups connect to a hosted endpoint.
CONTEXT COST
Moderate Standing cost
Rated by the size of the 37 tool definitions that ride along on every turn, not by how many there are
INSTALLATION
Connect your client
Add the endpoint to your client.
Server setup
ENDPOINT URL
https://dartpoint.ai/mcp-sse/mcpMCP Clients
Claude Desktop — SSE
CLAUDE DESKTOP — SSE · JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"dartpoint": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"mcp-remote",
"https://dartpoint.ai/mcp-sse/mcp",
"--header",
"DARTPOINT_API_KEY:<YOUR_DARTPOINT_API_KEY>"
]
}
}
}Claude Desktop — stdio
CLAUDE DESKTOP — STDIO · JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"dartpoint": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"supergateway",
"--sse",
"https://dartpoint.ai/mcp-sse/mcp",
"--header",
"DARTPOINT_API_KEY:<YOUR_DARTPOINT_API_KEY>"
]
}
}
}Cursor — SSE
CURSOR — SSE · JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"dartpoint": {
"url": "https://dartpoint.ai/mcp-sse/mcp",
"headers": {
"DARTPOINT_API_KEY": "<YOUR_DARTPOINT_API_KEY>"
}
}
}
}
